AirPassbook help and answers

Flight diary, Discover, and your account.

Find clear answers about scanning boarding passes, mapping saved flights, exploring nearby places, using food filters, and managing your AirPassbook account.

Getting started

What is AirPassbook?

AirPassbook is an Android flight diary and private boarding-pass archive. It saves supported flight details, maps your recorded journeys, and optionally helps you discover local attractions, events, and places to eat.

Where can I download AirPassbook?

AirPassbook is available for Android on Google Play. Use the official download link on this website. An iOS download link will be added when a public App Store listing is available.

How do I start a flight diary?

Download AirPassbook, sign in to your account, and scan a supported boarding pass that you own. Review the travel details and use the archive to revisit your journeys. Saved flights also contribute to your personal travel atlas.

Flight diary, boarding passes & map

Which boarding passes can AirPassbook scan?

AirPassbook supports IATA boarding-pass barcodes. A barcode must be readable and supported by the app; support is not a promise that every airline document or damaged barcode can be scanned. Booking confirmations and itineraries are different from boarding passes.

What flight details can I keep?

Your archive can keep routes, departure and arrival airports, airlines, flight dates, seats, and stopovers from supported boarding passes. The available details depend on the pass you save.

Can I keep connecting flights together?

Yes. AirPassbook can group connected flight legs into a journey so that the stopovers and the airlines for each leg stay part of the same travel history.

Can I see my flights on a world map?

Yes. The travel atlas shows routes and visited airports from the journeys in your archive. You can open an individual journey to focus on its path. It is a personal flight history map, not a live aircraft-position service.

Does AirPassbook show travel statistics?

Yes. AirPassbook brings together statistics such as your flights, miles, and favorite airline using your saved flight history. Save your journeys to build a more complete personal record.

Can I use an archived pass to board a flight?

Keep your original airline-issued boarding pass and follow the airline’s check-in and boarding instructions. A saved archive entry does not establish that a booking is currently valid or that you are eligible to board.

Destination discovery & airport chat

Are destination discovery and airport traveler chat optional?

Yes. AirPassbook destination discovery and airport traveler discovery with private chat are optional. You can use the flight diary and travel map without browsing local places or connecting with other travelers.

What can I discover in a selected area?

AirPassbook Discover helps you explore attractions, events, bars, restaurants, and cafés around the area selected in the app. Food filters include preferences such as Halal, Kosher, Vegetarian, and Vegan. Listings depend on local provider coverage and may change; confirm venue details directly.

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Privacy & account controls

Does AirPassbook have ads or behavioral analytics?

No. AirPassbook does not contain ads or behavioral analytics, and it does not sell your travel history. The privacy policy explains the personal data used to provide the service and your account controls.

Read the privacy policy →

How can I delete my account and saved travel data?

Use the account-deletion page linked on this website. Enter your account email, verify the code sent to that address, and follow the confirmation steps. Read the information on that page before submitting because completed deletion is permanent.

Request account deletion →

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